Intermittent tpcall() failures in Tuxedo 7.1

Hi,
In our c++ tuxedo clint application (Tuxedo 7.1), tpcall() seems to fail intermittently. It seems that the operation that tpcall is suppossed to perform on the server side and return a result is completed successfully.
But, the server log has the following entry:
095644.machine22!WSH.1924.1.0: WSNAT_CAT:1287: WARN: Forced shutdown of client; user name 'TEST'; client name '*'; workstation address '//10.132.64.66:41370'
Is this a Tuxedo 7.1 issue or a code defect? We didn't seem to have any problem when the same application ran under Tuxedo 6.5.
Does this error have anything to do with a similar issue in Tuxedo 8.1 : CR082895 WTC tpcall fails randomly while Tuxedo service completes successfully.
If yes, is there a patch available for Version 7.1? What is the patch level? We are currently using patch level 307.
How can we trap the exception thrown by tpcall() in c++?
Cheers,
Taran

Unfortunatelly I have already tried the -t flag and it didn't work! This flag is
supposed to provide compatibility with pre-7.1 tuxedos so it wasn't supposed to
help in the first place.
"roopesh" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
I think there is a flag of -t which you can specify
on GWTDOMAIN CLOPT option for the domain on 8.0 to work
with domains on lower versions.
try this
Thanks
"Dimitris Paleocostas" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am trying to setup Tuxedo8.0 Domain(Win2000) to call services from
a Tuxedo7.1
Domain(Compact Tru64). I have everything setup correctly (dmConfig files
e.t.c.).
When trying to call a service from Tuxedo8.0 to Tuxedo7.1, I receive
a TPESYSTEM
error 12 - internal system error in the Tuxedo 8.0 ULOG and a LIBGWT1313(:The
gateway received a poorly formatted message from the specified remote
domain and
is unable to recognize it.) in the Tuxedo7.1 server ULOG.
I have enabled the SSL option (without any parameters during the installation
of Tuxedo8.0). Could that be making the diference?
Note: When I reverse the routing settings in the dmConfig /ubbconfig
files I am
ablke to place a call from tuxedo7.1 to tuxedo8.0! The opposite refuses
to work!

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